BT: Leadership development can be supported through coaching
David Young believes that getting others to think is the core philosophy of any coaching approach
David Young believes that getting others to think is the core philosophy of any coaching approach
Anglia Ruskin courses now jointly accredited by Chartered Management Institute
According to Howell, resilience is becoming more of a key issue due to the changing world of work. He believes that there is a strategic need to work smarter rather than harder, and says that L&D is vital in helping…
Forty-five per cent think the lack of digital skills are the biggest barrier to becoming a digital business and only 34 per cent feel well prepared in terms of recruiting those skills
The 17th annual Learning & Development Survey from the CIPD, the professional body for HR and people development, found that coaching by line managers or peers was the method of learning most likely to grow in use in organisations over…
TJ is marking its 50th anniversary with a special day of learning and celebration in London on 10th July. In keeping with TJ’s ethos of supporting the professional development of all those involved in workplace learning and development the programme will…
There is an abundance of talent in your industry, but how do you attract it? What’s more, how do you attract talent that will complement your existing team but also fit in with your culture? Diane Coolican provides her top tips on…
The use of data is perceived as increasingly important in driving business performance through the performance of its people, says Mark Williamson
According to the CIPD, line mangers need to be trained to spot early warning signs of issues and feel confident to talk to staff about any problems. The importance of promoting good mental health within the workplace was also stressed.…
Managers themselves should be developed to create new opportunities for their team to learn, Stephen Frost says